Narelle Byrne
Journalism-Photography-Music
Gallery hours:
Situated 545 High Street Kew 3101
After opening one year ago the Gallery is finding its way to provide a unique place for residents of Kew and surrounding areas to enjoy.
Currently stocking the gallery with artistic photojournalism and gallery stock which tie into the themes of the gallery :
- Prints, Art, Jewellery
- Fashion products
- Music Events
- Art Exhibitions
Narelle Byrne is a focus artist and photojournalist.
She has worked internationally and locally in Human Rights and Social Justice organisations for 8 years
Narelle Byrne's work fosters love and peace and crosses platforms between fashion and music.
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Wensday - Saterday 12pm-6pm or by appointment
for more information email or call us.
Tel: 0400054839
e-mail: narellebyrnephotojournalist_gmail.com
About Narelle Byrne
Exhibition - "Nameless" David Pringle
Narelle's special interest are drug and alcohol awareness, climate change, aids campaign and nuclear disarmament.
Narelle is the founder of the Drug and Alcohol Awareness Canaign. A 8 year project designed to break down the stigma associated with Drug and Alcohol abuse in order to allow those affected to recover.
Its objectives are to enhance awaraness and to educate the community on Australia's escalating drug and alcohol problem.
She has worked intenationy for Human Rights end Social Justice with her work fostering love and peace.
Her work has toured around the globe and she continues to make her mark today.
from 12 March - 31st March 2009
Services
Contact me
- Black and white studio photograhy
- Commercial photogrphy
- Framed Prints
- Wall Banners
- Gallery Space - students and artists
- Exhibitions -for established and
emerging artists
- Music
- Fashion Products
- Workshops
My Works
About my studio
The inspiration has come from the need to promote social justice
issues and in turn find a way to give back to the community.
This has been achieved by creating three campaigns:
- Drug and Alcohol Awareness Campaign
- Aids Awareness - Australia and Africa
- Climate Change - the way forward